Repeat the Social networks collapsed dot-com companies ?

Dotkom English dot com - dot com - which has become common nouns name of the company whose business model is entirely based on the work of the network. Rapid development dotkomov seen in the late nineties of last century. In the wake of general interest to the new opportunities provided by the Internet, new firms with little effort received significant investment from venture capital funds and financial companies. However, low efficiency of the business models of these firms has led to the collapse of dotkomov, which ended with the collapse of NASDAQ index and the bankruptcy of hundreds of companies.

Many experts believe that the World Network of brewing a situation similar to that which preceded the collapse dotkomov in March 2000. Thus, the Network consists of all the conditions conducive to the formation of regular the first "bubble" that could burst at any moment. At this point in the network are about thousands of social networks, of which about 100 companies. The best known of these are MySpace, LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook (In RuNet - Odnoklassniki.ru and Vkontakte), but not all of them quite lucrative. For example the company America Online (AOL), a well-known Russian user that owns the Internet pager ICQ, intends to sell the social network Bebo. News would have been ordinary if not for the fact that AOL bought it last year, the amount of $ 850 million was faced with the problems and Facebook. A few months ago, its founder Mark Zuckerberg smiled and handed out an interview in which said essentially what will be the future of the Internet landscape. Now, the creator of the most popular social network in the world working to create a full business plan, which undertook to provide this year: investors can not afford to spend money and require a return on investment.

Experts predict many of the social network may be lost at the beginning of 2009, due to the reduction in advertising revenue. It is predicted that the social network of survivors will be forced to raise their incomes through the introduction of registration on the site, the sale of information about users and other additional funding sources, investigators believe.

Thus, soon, perhaps we will collapse Web 2.0.